Regulation in Emergency

In the aftermath of widespread flooding in Vermont, the governor has issued executive orders to waive requirements and issue temporary licenses to...

From the Tyler Tech Podcast: "From the great resignation to COVID to the aging of today's worker, there are many contributing factors to the...

CLEAR thanks our premier technology partner, Thentia, for contributing to CLEAR Regulatory News. The guest post below is provided by...

A survey conducted by the American Medical Association and research partners has found that almost 63% of US physicians had at least one...

In June, the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation filed charges against Walgreens pharmacies, alleging that staffing shortages and unplanned...

Public Health Wales conducted a survey in August 2021 assessing the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the health and wellbeing of nurses, midwives...

As a continuation of practices initiated during the pandemic public health emergency, the Iowa Board of Pharmacy has adopted rules allowing a...

The Federation of State Medical Boards has updated its "Professional Expectations Regarding Medical Misinformation and Disinformation." In July...

The Pennsylvania Department of State has announced that all licensing waivers enacted during the COVID-19 pandemic will expire by June 30, lacking...

The Law Society of Ontario has changes its scheduled June online examinations to July in-person examinations. An investigation is ongoing into...

The governor of North Carolina has issued an executive order to allow licensing boards to continue to modify or waive requirements to allow...

Recent reports have highlighted challenges for pharmacists working at understaffed facilities and facing higher demand for services during the...